Magnum Force Page #5

-The Downtown Bowl on Eddy Street.

-Oh, yeah. See you later.

-You know them?

-They came from the academy after me.

They stick together like fly paper.

Everybody thought

they were queer for each other.

I'll tell you something,

if the rest of you could shoot like them...

...I wouldn't care

if the whole damn department was queer.

Excuse me, it's very important.

What do you think you're doing?

We're not going to get there

unless you keep your eyes on the road.

Right on. 1000 O'Farrell.

Too bad you're not on welfare.

I'd give you a freebie.

Drive.

-Sidney, I was just on my way to see you.

-Where to?

-Just keep on going until I tell you to stop.

-Yes, sir.

Drop that flag.

-You're on your way to see me?

-Yes, Sidney, honest.

How come you didn't come by the crib?

-Well--

-Don't sh*t me.

I wouldn't do that.

-I've been waiting for you for one week.

-I've been working the convention.

-No telephones in that hotel?

-I've been working like hell, you know?

Iet me show you.

-See? It's all here, all I got.

-All?

Iooks like you've been holding out on me.

No, I haven't. I've been straight

with you, Sidney. You know me.

Damn right I know you. Iet's see

how much there is in the titty bank.

Hello, Mr. Green.

Check out the snatch bank, too.

Damn right I know you.

I was gonna give it all to you,

but you didn't give me a chance.

B*tch, you had your chance.

I was your last chance.

Everybody else in town

threw your black ass out.

Help me!

Good day, sir.

Is this car registered to you?

Yes, sir. This is my car.

You must be new. You know who I am?

I'll still have to see your license

and registration, sir.

I believe you were speeding

coming across the bridge.

Hi.

Hi.

What's your name?

Sunny.

I've been living here for six months now.

It's funny I've never met you before.

Well, I work a lot.

I know.

-You're the cop who lives upstairs.

-That's right.

Mind if I ask you a question?

No, go ahead.

What does a girl have to do

to go to bed with you?

Try knocking on the door.

-Hi.

-Hi.

Do you always live in the dark?

Well, you meet a better class of people

in the dark sometimes. Come on in.

Sit down.

Harry, this is Briggs. Are you alone?

No, actually,

I'm entertaining a young lady friend.

Put your pants back on, Callahan,

and come to the city morgue right away.

The morgue? What the hell for, Briggs?

I'm not on homicide anymore.

I'm a stake-out man now, remember?

Not anymore, Callahan.

You and your partner

are back on homicide.

This is a little dramatic, isn't it, Briggs?

Not your usual style.

It's meant to be, Callahan.

This thing might be bigger

than even we think it is.

Hijacking and gambling.

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